When China takes over the world due to their superior computing power, you’ll have Intel and Nvidia to thank. China is now tied with Germany for 4th place supercomputer systems on the Top500, bested only Continue reading “World’s fastest supercomputer belongs to China”.
Big surprise here folks. Apple has again delayed the release of the white iPhone 4. while no reason was given by Apple, the manufacturing difficulties previously reported may still be to blame. For those still Continue reading “White iPhone 4 delayed until spring”.
Foxconn hasn’t exactly been enjoying the media attention it has garnered this year. Most of that stemming from a rash of Chinese worker suicides and allegations of poor labor practices. Now activists say that Foxconn Continue reading “Foxconn Workers Exploited in India, Activists Say”.
It looks like iOS 4.1 has a serious bug that will let someone partially bypass the lock screen and access certain features of the phone including the address book. While no official word has been Continue reading “iOS 4.1 glitch lets you bypass lock screen”.
Many a prospective buyer of the iPhone 4 at its release were sorely disapppointed when the white version was announced delayed due to issues with manufacturing. As the weeks dragged on, people generally went with Continue reading “White iPhone 4 Release Soon? Delays Related to Color Matching”.
Those who say video games aren’t addicting might want to reconsider. And we’re not talking kids here. A 42 year-old man ran his girlfriend off the road for bolting with his PS3 because she wanted Continue reading “Girlfriend takes PlayStation, boyfriend runs her off road”.
Opera was really starting to gain popularity a few years ago but its growth slowed considerably as compared to Firefox and Google Chrome. Part of that is almost certainly due to the more robust functionality Continue reading “Opera Promises Extensions for Browser”.
Parents are ever vigilant about what their kids see and hear on TV, in movies and on the computer. Once they leave their house with cell phone in hand however, that control and oversight evaporates. Continue reading “Apple patents anti-sexting technology”.
On October 20th, Apple will host a “Back to the Mac” event where they are expected to unveil details of the next iteration of OS X, among other things. Typically, these events are preceded by Continue reading “Apple hosting Mac OS X event next week”.
The iPad has been available at several non-Apple Store retailers like Best Buy and Target for a while but the WSJ confirmed today that the mother of all discount stores – Wal-Mart, will also be Continue reading “Wal-Mart Lands Agreement to Sell iPad”.
Google really has now done it all. They have been testing self-driving cars for some time now in and around California. How much testing? Oh, how about 140,000 miles worth without a single reported Google-car-caused Continue reading “Google tests cars that drive themselves”.
Many are exuberant at the thought of a Verizon carried iPhone that is all but assured to release in Q1 of 2011. Surely a significant number of those are also expecting or at least hoping Continue reading “Reportedly No 4G Network For Impending Verizon iPhone”.
A New York Best Buy is “kindly” offering customers to upgrade their PS3 to the latest firmware for a low, low fee of $30. They tout all of the benefits that the most recent firmware Continue reading “Best Buy Charging $30 for Free PS3 Firmware Update”.
A supposed defect in Verizon’s phone software is reportedly to blame for 15 million wireless customers erroneously billed data fees. The charges range from $2 to $6 and are to be credited to customers’ accounts Continue reading “Verizon Pays Customers Millions for Wrongful Data Charges”.
For those who have moved up to SSD’s, you have already seen your boot time reduced significantly. However, there is always that wait time for the BIOS to load that adds to the overall boot Continue reading “Change to ‘Bios’ will make for PCs that boot in seconds”.
